Recycling Centers in Georgetown, SC
Find drop-off recycling locations in Georgetown, South Carolina. View hours, addresses, and phone numbers for each facility.
Find recycling drop-off locations in Georgetown, South Carolina. This directory lists 5 facilities serving the Georgetown area, with details on hours and contact information to help you plan your visit.
Recycling in Georgetown: A Local Guide
Georgetown lists 5 recycling options, nearly all tied to the county's public solid-waste system: Georgetown County Environmental Services, the Sampit Recycling Center, and several Georgetown County recycling/convenience centers. Georgetown County does not offer curbside recycling; instead its Environmental Services Division runs a network of manned convenience centers across the county for both household recycling and solid-waste disposal. These sites are for residential use only, and using them to dump commercially generated waste is prohibited. See every Georgetown facility and nearby towns on the South Carolina state hub.
The county system is the backbone here. Georgetown County Environmental Services on Landfill Dr is the division that oversees recycling and disposal, while drop-off sites such as the Sampit Recycling Center and the Georgetown County Recycling site on Veronica Rd give residents closer options. County materials typically include cardboard, newspaper, plastics, aluminum, steel cans, scrap metal, used and cooking oil, tires and yard waste, with clean plastic film accepted at all county centers; exact lists and hours differ by site, so check each center's page to confirm what it accepts.
Other South Carolina cities with their own listings include Columbia, Sumter, Aiken and Greenwood. Browse the full list of cities and counties on the South Carolina recycling hub.
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Frequently Asked Questions — Recycling in Georgetown
Does Georgetown County, SC have curbside recycling?
Georgetown County's Environmental Services Division provides recycling through a network of manned convenience centers rather than universal curbside pickup. Residents drop off recyclables and household waste at these staffed sites. Some municipalities or private haulers may offer separate curbside service, so confirm with your provider.
Are Georgetown County recycling centers open to everyone?
The centers are for residential use only. Using them to dispose of commercially generated waste is illegal under county rules. There is no charge for residents to recycle household materials at the convenience centers.
What can I recycle at Georgetown County convenience centers?
County centers provide containers for aluminum, batteries, bulk waste, cardboard, cooking oil, glass, newspaper, plastic, scrap metal, steel cans, used oil, waste tires and yard waste, and residents can also drop off clean, dry plastic film at all county centers. Accepted items can vary by site, so check each center's page first.
How do I find hours for a Georgetown County recycling center?
Hours vary by location and are set by Georgetown County Environmental Services. The county publishes current hours on its recycling pages and by phone; check the individual center's page here and confirm with the county before visiting, as schedules and holiday closures change.